Noun:

రెగ్యులర్ ఆర్మీ, నిలబడి ఆర్మీ,

regular army's Usage Examples:

In 1920, Koch was commissioned in the regular army as a first lieutenant of Cavalry, and was appointed to command Troop A, 8th Cavalry Regiment.

General Abdul Hamid Khan objected to the immediate disarming of regular army Bengali units, but approved the disarming of the EPR, armed police and other para-military formations.

Johnson was a provincial officer and not in the regular army, and thus there was some question of his right to take command.

Although the Ordnance Board had not approved the grenade to be used by regular army units, a quantity were provided for training purposes.

of the regular army, between the time the new Soviet government began demobilizing the old Russian military and the time the Red Army was created in January.

The changed focus in training was prompted by plans to allocate six yeomanry regiments as divisional cavalry in the regular army, supported by the establishment within the Imperial Yeomanry of a separate class of yeoman free of the restriction on service overseas.

On May 3, 1861, President Lincoln called for 42,000 three-year volunteers, expansion of the regular army by 23,000 men and of the U.

regular army, the caliph could recruit a considerable number of soldiers in a short time when needed from levies.

In July 1864, Smith became a lieutenant colonel in the regular army, to rank from May April 10, 1864.

President Abraham Lincoln appointed Thomas a brigadier general in the regular army, to rank from August 3, 1861, the date Lincoln sent the nomination to the U.

The majority of the EPR officers were from West Pakistan, serving on deputation from the regular army for 2 to 3 years.

The Muslims received little protection from the Croatian Home Guard, the regular army of the NDH, whom the Germans described as of minimal combat value.

Army, during the Second World War, was split between two branches: the regular army, made up of full time professionals; and the Territorial Army, which.

Synonyms:

army, legion, military service, service, corps, armed service, standing army, army corps, Union Army, Army of the Confederacy, Continental Army, ground forces, Confederate Army, army unit, host,

Antonyms:

few, disservice, malfunction, inactivity, parasite,